Job opportunity
District Energy Mechanical Engineer
Torus Talent
Design district energy systems remotely from Ontario, applying hydronic engineering expertise to low-carbon thermal infrastructure projects. Support projects across Canada with technical ownership.
This Mechanical Engineer role suits a P.Eng. with approximately eight or more years of experience. You will deliver designs for central energy plants, energy transfer stations, and related systems. The position combines calculations, equipment sizing, multidisciplinary coordination, client engagement, and business development throughout Ontario.
Key Responsibilities:
Deliver mechanical designs for district energy and thermal infrastructure projects
Prepare calculations, PFDs, P&IDs, drawings, and tender packages
Design hydronic systems, pumps, heat exchangers, valves, and controls
Coordinate disciplines and manage technical deliverables through completion
Support procurement, construction, commissioning, and project closeout
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline
Professional Engineer registration with Professional Engineers Ontario
Approximately eight or more years of relevant experience
District energy or low-carbon thermal infrastructure experience
Ability to travel throughout Ontario for project requirements
Apply district energy, hydronic systems, and low-carbon engineering expertise as an Ontario-based Mechanical Engineer serving clients and projects.
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Apply on source site This Mechanical Engineer role suits a P.Eng. with approximately eight or more years of experience. You will deliver designs for central energy plants, energy transfer stations, and related systems. The position combines calculations, equipment sizing, multidisciplinary coordination, client engagement, and business development throughout Ontario.
Key Responsibilities:
Deliver mechanical designs for district energy and thermal infrastructure projects
Prepare calculations, PFDs, P&IDs, drawings, and tender packages
Design hydronic systems, pumps, heat exchangers, valves, and controls
Coordinate disciplines and manage technical deliverables through completion
Support procurement, construction, commissioning, and project closeout
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline
Professional Engineer registration with Professional Engineers Ontario
Approximately eight or more years of relevant experience
District energy or low-carbon thermal infrastructure experience
Ability to travel throughout Ontario for project requirements
Apply district energy, hydronic systems, and low-carbon engineering expertise as an Ontario-based Mechanical Engineer serving clients and projects.
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